CBS Sports will air Big East Conference men’s regular-season college basketball games through the 2024-25 season as part of a sub-licencing deal with Fox Sports.

The agreement calls for CBS Sports Network and CBS broadcast network to offer 20 men’s regular season games per year, with at least two appearances for each of the 10 schools, said network officials. CBS broadcast network will broadcast up to four games per season with the remainder airing on CBS Sports Network, said company officials.

“CBS Sports has partnered with the Big East for more than 35 years, and we are thrilled to be able to continue to showcase the conference across our platforms for years to come,” said Dan Weinberg, executive vice president, Programming for CBS Sports in a statement. “The depth of the conference has never been stronger, and we are excited to continue our long-standing relationship with the Big East in delivering high-quality basketball to our viewers.”

Fox Sports will ring out 2014 and tip off 2015 with a five-pack of Big East college basketball games.

The quintuple-header will feature all 10 men's teams opening their conference seasons, with five back-to-back games airing live on Fox Sports 1 on Dec. 31.

The New Year's Eve hardwood festivities begin at 11:30 a.m.  (ET) with the Fox Sports 1 College Hoops Tip-Off pregame show hosted by Rob Stone with analysts Austin Croshere and Kevin O’Neill live from the Los Angeles studios. At noon,  Fox Sports’ lead college basketball broadcast team of Gus Johnson and Bill Raftery call the opener as No. 15 St. John’s travels to Seton Hall.

At 2:30 p.m., No. 6 Villanova hosts Butler with Tim Brando and Ron Thompson courtside, followed by Marquette at DePaul at 5 p.m. with Dick Stockton and Donny Marshall behind the microphone. Come primetime, Aaron Goldsmith and Tarik Turner are on the ball call for Creighton at Providence at 7:30 p.m., and Joe Davis and Bob Wenzel bring fans into the New Year with No. 25 Georgetown at Xavier, tipping off at 10 p.m.

Multiple coaches will wear wireless microphones, and coaches’ audio, plus dedicated coaches’ cameras, will be used within the games. Throughout the day, FS1 will also showcase pregame speeches and halftime coaches meetings and goes inside the huddle during timeouts. In addition, each game features at least one hyper motion camera, providing super slow video replays, and above-the-rim cameras.

Stone, Croshere and O’Neill are in studio all day with halftime and between-games analysis, along with special features, interviews and behind-the-scenes access at each team’s practices leading up to the day’s games. In addition, BIG EAST coaches and players share their New Year’s resolutions.

Fox Sports will televise more than 200 men’s and women’s college basketball games this season from several major conferences, Fox Sports executives said Tuesday.

The Fox broadcast network will air a minimum of 10 college basketball contests, beginning with the Nov. 4 exhibition contest between Northwood and Villanova. Fox Sports 1 will carry more than 150 men’s and women’s contests, including the entire Big East men’s tournament, the Conference USA men’s championship game, the Big East women’s tournament semifinals and final and the full Big 12 women’s tournament, said network officials.

Fox Sports 1 will tip off its coverage Nov. 16, with the Creighton-Chicago State game, followed by doubleheaders on back-to-back nights. On Nov. 17 the network will air the Villanova-Maryland Eastern Shore and Providence-Binghamton games, while on Nov. 18 the network will televise the Xavier-Long Beach State and DePaul-Drake contests.

College basketball games on Fox broadcast network, Fox Sports 1, Fox Sports 2, Fox Sports Regional Networks and Fox College Sports also can be seen on Fox Sports’ Fox Sports Go app, said network officials.